This article situates the case of Temizöz and Others in a broader context of sovereignty, law and waiting in Turkey. To do so, I put the production of a category for the relatives of the disappeared through a peculiar temporal lens, scrutinising different waiting types that create intertwined notions of hope, loyalty, anxiety and ambiguity. Different forms of waiting mean different temporalities, along with other demands. I thus scrutinise the performances, acts and demands of these temporalities. I then analyse the trajectory for Temizöz and Others, revealing insights into the limits of legal space and the notion of justice, since this trajectory interrupted the typical waiting patterns for the relatives of the disappeared, transforming their temporal subjectivity. Although it ended without any form of recognition, the case itself was followed by the relatives of the disappeared, who participated attentively. This participation, I believe, reveals crucial information about temporality, subjectivity, violence and legal space in Turkish Kurdistan.

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等待消失的人：等待是一种复原力和土耳其法律空间的限制

本文将Temizöz 和其他人的案例置于更广泛的土耳其主权、法律和等待背景下。为此，我通过特殊的时间镜头为失踪者的亲属制作了一个类别，仔细审视了不同的等待类型，这些类型创造了希望、忠诚、焦虑和模糊的交织概念。不同形式的等待意味着不同的时间以及其他需求。因此，我仔细审视了这些暂时性的表现、行为和要求。然后我分析了Temizöz 和其他人的轨迹，揭示了对法律空间限制和正义概念的洞察，因为这条轨迹打断了失踪者亲属的典型等待模式，改变了他们的时间主观性。虽然没有任何形式的承认就结束了，但案件本身却被失踪者的亲属关注，他们用心参与。我相信，这种参与揭示了关于土耳其库尔德斯坦的时间性、主观性、暴力和法律空间的重要信息。